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| | Take Slate's Red vs. Blue Quiz. By Anne E. Kornblut - Slate Magazine |
 | | Red and blue are states of mind, not actual states. |
 | | There are plenty of blue cities in red states, red enclaves in blue states, red-leaning governors of blue states, people who vote Republican but are of a blue state of mind, and so on. |
 | | It's not as simple as liberal vs. conservative, elite vs. populist, urban vs. rural, religious vs. nonreligious, educated vs. uneducated, rich vs. poor—if it were, the terms "red" and "blue" wouldn't have taken off as the best shorthand for a divided America. |
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